Cheshire East becomes North West’s only authority to improve Active Travel rating
Cheshire East Council has been recognised for its work to encourage more walking, wheeling and cycling – with the success…
Poverty in Wales remains persistent and disproportionately affects children, with rates that exceed the UK average. Although the Welsh Government has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling deprivation, particularly child poverty, there is still limited clarity about which policy interventions can deliver the most meaningful impact.
Funded by the Bevan Foundation and its partners, and produced by Policy in Practice, this report evaluates the effectiveness of six anti-poverty policy interventions.
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Cheshire East Council has been recognised for its work to encourage more walking, wheeling and cycling – with the success…
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